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Two-way plow
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Two-way plow
Quick questions. Two-way moldboard plows for a cub, are they desirerable and handy to have? Ballpark price on a set in say very good condition? I want them, just don't know how bad I want them, maybe a Christmas present for myself. Thanks.
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Buggy - I think a rollover plow would be nice to have just for the novelty but if you are going to only use if for garden space etc. a single plow would be just as practical and probably a lot cheaper.
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i'm sure it varies around the country depending on availability, but $250 range for a complete 2 way plow, coulters, depth control , and latch bar setup in good condition is ballpark around here.
PartsMan and RUDI got me using one at cubfest - had to go buy one.
now i have more implements than cubs.....
PartsMan and RUDI got me using one at cubfest - had to go buy one.
now i have more implements than cubs.....
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They are very nice to plow gardens or hillsides, but more of a chore to mount. The upside is you can mount only the right plow and use it as a single. The last time I checked, the right share was still available from IH, but the left was not.
My right share was worn more than the left indicating it was used alone.
Mike
My right share was worn more than the left indicating it was used alone.
Mike
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